Campaign 2012 Toolkits
Campaign 2012 Toolkits and Voter Guides
As the public policy voice for the U.S. actuarial profession, the American Academy of Actuaries is undertaking an outreach effort to raise awareness of critical actuarial issues among the voting public.
Voter Guides on issues including Medicare, Healthcare Reform, and Social Security provide voters, candidates, and the general public with the information necessary to ensure more informed policy discussions and debates leading up the 2012 elections and beyond.
Campaign 2012 Toolkits are designed to provide members across all practice areas with the tools necessary to deliver within their own communities objective information about key public policy issues. The toolkits include a range of resources including voter guides, sample slide decks, notes to assist with crafting public presentations, issue briefs, and other policy statements that can be handed out or used to enhance a presentation.
⺠Campaign 2012 Toolkit—Health Care Reform
⺠Campaign 2012 Toolkit—Medicare
- VOTER GUIDE: A Guide to Analyzing the Issues: Medicare Premium Support
- VOTER GUIDE: A Guide to Analyzing the Issues: What Voters Should Know About Medicare
- Sample slide deck without speaker notes (updated May 2012): A Guide to Medicare’s Financial Challenges and Options for Improvement
- Sample slide deck with speaker notes (updated May 2012): A Guide to Medicare’s Financial Challenges and Options for Improvement
- Issue brief (May 2012): Medicare’s Financial Condition: Beyond Actuarial Balance
- Issue brief (May 2011): An Actuarial Perspective on Proposals to Improve Medicare’s Financial Condition
- Disclaimer: The American Academy of Actuaries provides permission to reprint the PowerPoint presentation entitled “A Guide to Medicare’s Financial Challenges and Options for Improvement” provided that 1) the presentation is reproduced “as is,” without alterations, changes, or additions; 2) the presentation will not be reproduced in any other format without the expressed written permission of the Academy; 3) the presentation will not be reproduced for charge to others, except for nominal amounts; 4) the presentation will be utilized for educational purposes; and 5) the presentation will clearly contain the Academy’s copyright information.
⺠Campaign 2012 Toolkit—Social Security
- VOTER GUIDE: A Guide to Analyzing the Issues: Social Security Reform
- Issue brief (August 2011): Automatic Adjustments to Maintain Social Security’s Long-Range Actuarial Balance
- Issue brief (May 2011): An Actuarial Perspective on the 2011 Social Security Trustees’ Report
- Advocacy statement: Actuaries Advocate Raising Social Security’s retirement Age